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%I A215725 #25 Dec 30 2015 17:21:44
%S A215725 1,2,5,8,14,20,29,35,50,53,68,74,98,113,119,134,230,404,413,509,575,
%T A215725 650,713,725,809,893,935,938,974,1013,1043,1133,1190,1400,1625,1730,
%U A215725 1778,1958,2045,2318,2510,2933,2939,3224,3344,3389,3743,3773
%N A215725 Numbers x such that 2*x+1 is prime as is 2*x+3 and x^2+x+41 and (x+1)^2+(x+1)+41.
%C A215725 Subsequence of A056561.
%C A215725 p=x^2+x+41 and q = (x+1)^2+(x+1)+41, (x+p)^2+x+p+41 = p*q is a semiprime.
%H A215725 Pierre CAMI, <a href="/A215725/b215725.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..1300</a>
%e A215725 1^2+1+41=43=p , 2^2+2+41=47=q , (43+1)^2+(43+1)+41=p*q.
%t A215725 Select[Range[4000],And@@PrimeQ[{2#+1,2#+3,#^2+#+41,(#+1)^2+#+42}]&] (* _Harvey P. Dale_, Jun 02 2014 *)
%Y A215725 Cf. A056561, A215697.
%K A215725 nonn
%O A215725 1,2
%A A215725 _Pierre CAMI_, Aug 22 2012